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CARIBBEAN SECONDARY EDUCATION

CERTIFICATE (CSEC) EXAMINATION

ANALYSIS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC

SCHOOLS

Prepared by: Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, Planning and Development Division

Performance of Jamaican Candidates

The analysis presented is based on data obtained from the Caribbean Examination Council

(CXC), for the May/June 2017 sitting of the CSEC Examination. It should be noted that some

subject offerings were retitled. These include Family and Resource Management, formerly Home

Economics Management, Food, Nutrition and Health, formerly Food and Nutrition, Industrial

Technology (Electrical) formerly Electrical and Electronic Technology, Industrial Technology

(Mechanical) formerly Mechanical Engineering Technology and Textiles, Clothing and Fashion

formerly Clothing & Textiles. Of note also, is the introduction of Industrial Technology

(Building) which now incorporates Building Technology (Construction and Woods) to treat with

the area of Building and Furniture Technology.

The results saw 254,463 subject entries at the General and Technical Proficiency level of which

240,793 were sat. There were 4,410 fewer entries in 2017 than in 2016. Additionally, the number

of entries sat was 2,697 fewer than those sat in the previous year (See Table 1). Of the total sat,

155, 462 or 64.6% obtained grades 1-3. As was the case in 2016, the Business category showed

the highest percentage attainment rate of 83.4 percent compared to the Arts, Sciences and

Technical and Vocational areas (Table 3). The core subject areas of Mathematics and English

Language, with the largest numbers of entries and sittings, recorded percentage passes of 42.0

and 65.8 percent respectively. When the average attainment rates for Mathematics and English

Language were compared with 2016 results, there was a one and 0.1 percentage point increase

respectively.

Table 1: Entered and Sat by Categories 2016 & 2017

SUBJECT Number Entered

Number Sat

Sat as % of Number Entered

Number Entered

Number Sat

Sat as % of

Number Entered

Arts 84992 81895 96.4 87921 84164 95.7

Sciences 85830 81034 94.4 87312 82021 93.9

Technical/Vocational 54900 50747 92.4 54610 50261 92.0

Business 28741 27117 94.3 29030 27044 93.2

Total 254463 240793 94.6 258873 243490 94.1

Table 2 provides data on the performance of Jamaican candidates (private and public) by sex.

Table 2: Performance of Jamaican Candidates by Sex

Female Male Total

Total Candidates Entering 38051 26512 64563

Total Candidates Sitting 36263 25050 61313

Total Passing 1 or more subjects 27810 18845 46655

% Passing 1 or more subjects 76.7 75.2 76.1

Table 3 below provides further details on the performance of Jamaican candidates in the various

subject areas.

Table 3: Performance of Jamaican Candidates in the 2017 CSEC Examinations (General and Technical Proficiency)

2017 2016

SUBJECT No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

I-III * No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

ARTS 84992 81895 51095 62.4 87921 84164 53757 63.9

CARIBBEAN HISTORY 4828 4591 3430 74.7 5210 4962 3636 73.3

ENGLISH A 38958 37640 24755 65.8 40653 39181 25746 65.7

ENGLISH B 7592 7450 4036 54.2 7638 7513 5070 67.5

FRENCH 988 959 741 77.3 793 777 630 81.1

GEOGRAPHY 4430 4231 2618 61.9 4660 4419 2913 65.9

MUSIC 201 171 107 62.6 247 200 126 63.0

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2364 2258 1822 80.7 2693 2557 1787 69.9

SOCIAL STUDIES 21014 20102 10608 52.8 21736 20383 10874 53.3

SPANISH 4617 4493 2978 66.3 4291 4172 2975 71.3

SCIENCES 85830 81034 39624 48.9 87312 82021 40579 49.5

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 1391 1338 837 62.6 1106 1065 638 59.9

BIOLOGY 7561 7272 4888 67.2 7517 7187 5687 79.1

CHEMISTRY 7261 6865 3370 49.1 7291 6780 3484 51.4

HUMAN AND SOCIAL BIOLOGY 15068 13994 7474 53.4 15757 14744 7519 51.0

INTEGRATED SCIENCE 6835 6342 3234 51.0 6897 6292 3270 52.0

MATHEMATICS 40770 38674 16232 42.0 41966 39628 16236 41.0

PHYSICS 6944 6549 3589 54.8 6778 6325 3745 59.2

TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 54900 50747 42123 83.0 54610 50261 39152 77.9

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE DOUBLE AWARD 402 374 362 96.8 418 405 382 94.3

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SINGLE AWARD 3565 3290 2987 90.8 3327 3095 2667 86.2

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT PREPARATION AND MANAGEMENT 6476 6076 5364 88.3 6259 5919 5175 87.4

FAMILY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT formerly Home Economics Management 3693 3539 3109 87.8 3962 3819 3052 79.9

FOOD NUTRITION AND HEALTH formerly Food and Nutrition 5554 5396 4946 91.7 5873 5645 5013 88.8

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (CONST) 1166 1048 811 77.4

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (WOODS) 1235 1070 719 67.2

2017 2016

SUBJECT No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

I-III * No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (BUILDING) 2207 1984 1456 73.4

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (ELECTRICAL) formerly Electrical and Electronic Technology 2295 2061 1339 65.0 2293 2124 1145 53.9

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL) formerly Mechanical Engineering Technology 1366 1191 812 68.2 1576 1374 869 63.2

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 14698 13790 11163 80.9 14497 13246 9699 73.2

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT 5297 4829 4644 96.2 4714 4281 4089 95.5

TECHNICAL DRAWING 4459 3899 2739 70.2 4474 3925 2479 63.2

TEXTILES,CLOTHING AND FASHION formerly Clothing and Textiles 1612 1496 1114 74.5 1575 1487 1048 70.5

THEATRE ARTS 905 857 758 88.4 954 954 743 77.9

VISUAL ARTS 2371 1965 1330 67.7 2287 1869 1261 67.5

BUSINESS 28741 27117 22620 83.4 29030 27044 21327 78.9

ECONOMICS 1258 1212 995 82.1 1348 1284 911 71.0

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 5758 5386 4404 81.8 5974 5550 4066 73.3

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS 8727 8045 5967 74.2 8853 8024 5261 65.6

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS 12998 12474 11254 90.2 12855 12186 11089 91.0

TOTAL 254463 240793 155462 64.6 258873 243490 154815 63.6 *Percentage attained is based on number sat

Summary Performance of Public Schools

Summary of the 2017 CSEC Results for Public Schools

A total of 35,619 candidates were registered to sit the exams: (20,007 females and 15,612

males).

Of the number of registered candidates, 34,885 actually sat: (19,694 females and 15,191 males).

A total of 30,370 attained grades 1-3 in at least one subject: (17,527 females and 12,843 males).

The number of subjects passed by students:

None - 4,515 candidates

1 - 4 subjects - 16,697 candidates

5 -13 subjects - 13,673 candidates

Table 4: Performance of Candidates in English Language and Mathematics

SEX English A

Only Mathematics

English A and

Mathematics

English A and or Mathematics

% of Cohort

F 5486 1066 6002 12554 62.6

M 3485 1120 3650 8255 43.1

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

A total of 11,488 females obtained the required grades in English compared with 7,135 males. At

the same time 7,068 females obtained grades 1-3 in Mathematics and 4,770 males obtained

similar grades.

Distribution of Candidates Passing 5 or More Subjects, with Mathematics and/or English

Passed 5 or more subjects (with English and/or Math): 13,112 (8,467 females and 4,645 males).

Passed 5 or more subjects (with English and Math): 8,703 (5,559 females and 3,144 males).

Passed 5 or more subjects (with English only): 3,714 (2,528 females and 1,186 males).

Passed 5 or more subjects (with Math only): 695 (380 females and 315 males).

Tables 5a and 5b show the performance of the students in the subjects subsidised by

Government and the Private Sector. Four of the subsidised subjects highlighted below showed

improved performance over 2016.

Table 5a: Subjects Subsidised by the Government and the Private Sector

English A Mathematics Info. Tech. POA POB

Sitting (2017) 26321 23567 11753 6042 9289

Passing (2017) 18623 11838 9705 4730 8488

% Passing (2017) 70.8 50.2 82.6 78.3 91.4

% Passing (2016) 71.2 47.7 75.2 70.2 92.7

% Passing (2015 65.0 62.0 85.5 72.1 95.1

% Passing (2014 66.4 55.5 77.6 72.9 82.5

% Passing (2013) 63.7 42.2 79.2 80.5 85.8

% Passing (2012) 52.0 37.5 80.5 60.3 87.1

Table 5b: Subjects Subsidised by the Government and the Private Sector

Biology Chemistry H&S Bio Int. Sci. Physics

Sitting (2017) 6295 5518 9001 5910 5415

Passing (2017) 4387 2987 4981 3048 3175

% Passing (2017) 69.7 54.1 55.3 51.6 58.6

% Passing (2016) 81.7 57.1 52.5 52.3 63.2

% Passing (2015 69.4 60.5 47.6 64.2 62.5

% Passing (2014 78.3 74.0 65.2 71.9 78.0

% Passing (2013 77.1 66.7 67.1 74.1 68.7

% Passing (2012) 75.4 63.3 59.8 72.6 76.5

Analysis of Public Schools’ Performance

Candidates Entered and Sat

Some 35,619 students were entered to sit the 2017 CSEC Examination, 20,007 females and

15,612 males. This represents 90.9% of the Grade 11 cohort of 39,178, an increase of 0.4

percentage point. Of those entered, 34,885 or 97.9% sat the examinations; 19,694 females and

15,191 males. The number of students, who sat however, represented 89.0% of the Grade 11

cohort, an increase of 0.6 percentage point (See Table 6).

Subjects Entered and Sat

A total of 195,498 subject entries were from public secondary schools of which 188,307 were

sat. As in previous years the number of subject entries for females continues to exceed those for

the males. Females accounted for a total of 115,249 or 59.0% of the entries compared to 80,249

or 41.0% for the males. Of the subjects that were sat, 130,044 or 69.1% were awarded

grades 1-3, an increase of 1.1 percentage points. Table 6: Number and percentage of students who entered, sat and obtained at least one subject in the CSEC 2016 Examination by sex

Sex Number Entered

Number Sat

Number of Students who passed at least one Subject

Grade 11 Enrolment

Percentage of Grade 11 Enrolment that sat

Female 20,007 19,694 17,527 20,043 98.3

Male 15,612 15,191 12,843 19,135 79.4

Total 35,619 34,885 30,370 39,178 89.0

Performance by Subject

Of the 34 subjects sat, 22 showed improvement in pass rates over 2016. The categories of Arts

and Sciences had decreases in average pass rates while those of Technical /Vocational and

Business had increases. The average pass rates for the Arts and Sciences decreased by 1.8 and

0.4 percentage points respectively while that of Technical /Vocational and Business increased by

4.8 and 4.3 percentage points respectively. The Arts had increase in four subjects, Technical and

Vocational had increase in 12 subjects while the Sciences and Business had increase in three

subjects each. Of note is the Business category which saw average pass rates declining in one

subject area that of Principles of Business moving from 92.7 percent to 91.4 percent. A

comparison of the average pass rates by subject areas saw the Business category having the

highest average pass rate (85.9%) which was 4.3 percentage points higher than that of the

previous year. Five subjects had average pass rates of over 90%. These were Agricultural

Science-Double Award (96.8%), Agricultural Science-Single Award (91.3%), Food Nutrition

and Health (92.0%), Principles of Business (91.4%) and Physical Education and Sport (96.2%).

Agricultural Science-Double award with the highest average pass rate represented an increase of

2.5 percentage points when compared with 2016.

In the Business category, Principles of Business had the highest pass rate of 91.4 percent, while

the lowest rate (78.3%) was recorded for Principles of Accounts, as was the case in 2016. All

subjects in the business category with the exception of Principles of Business had increases in

their pass rates, ranging from 8.0 percentage points for Principles of Accounts to 12.6 percentage

points for Economics.

The average attainment rate for the Arts category declined by 1.8 percent. The rates ranged from

55.3% for English ‘B’ to 82.0% for Religious Education. Five of the nine subjects in this

category saw percentage decreases ranging from 0.4 percent in English ‘A’ to and 13.2 percent

in English ‘B’. Some 18,623 students passed English ‘A’ representing 47.5% of the Grade 11

cohort, a decrease of 0.8 percentage point when compared with 2016. Approximately 25% of the

cohort passed both Mathematics and English Language compared to 24% in 2016. See

Appendix 1 for performance of secondary schools in English ‘A’ and Mathematics.

The sciences saw average attainment rate of 54.8 percent, a decrease from 55.2 percent in 2016.

The highest declines were for Biology (12.0%) and Physics (4.6%). It should be noted that

Mathematics saw an increase of 2.5 percentage points, moving from 47.7 percent in 2016 to 50.2

percent in 2017. Some 11,838 students passed Mathematics representing 30.2% of the cohort, an

increase of 0.8 percentage points over 2016. Table 7 highlights the performance by subjects and

Appendix 2 shows the performance trend by subjects for the period 2013 – 2017.

Absent, Cancelled and Ungraded Subject Entries

The total subject entries for 2017 were 195,498 compared to 194,847 in 2016. This represents an

increase of 0.3 percentage point. The number of entries that were not sat in 2017 was 7,191

compared to 8,181 in 2016, a reduction of approximately 12%.

All four subject categories showed decreases in the percentage of entries not sat ranging from 0.3

percentage point in the Technical/ Vocational area to 1.2 percentage points in the Business area.

Three subjects (Visual Arts, Music and Industrial Technology-mechanical) had the highest

percentage of entries not sat ranging from 12.4 percent to 17.1 percent. (See Appendix 3)

Table 7: Performance in Subjects entered from Public Institutions

2017 2016

SUBJECT No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades I-III *

No. Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

ARTS 65814 64245 42184 65.7 66568 64603 43590 67.5

CARIBBEAN HISTORY 4575 4373 3296 75.4 4836 4634 3467 74.8

ENGLISH A 26720 26321 18623 70.8 26915 26440 18835 71.2

ENGLISH B 7136 7040 3893 55.3 7260 7168 4913 68.5

FRENCH 951 927 721 77.8 760 746 603 80.8

GEOGRAPHY 4136 3970 2514 63.3 4339 4146 2795 67.4

MUSIC 196 167 106 63.5 230 186 116 62.4

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2276 2181 1788 82.0 2594 2469 1759 71.2

SOCIAL STUDIES 15407 14948 8367 56.0 15601 14864 8273 55.7

SPANISH 4417 4318 2876 66.6 4033 3950 2829 71.6

SCIENCES 58520 56925 31212 54.8 58613 56686 31279 55.2

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 1259 1219 796 65.3 1008 981 611 62.3

BIOLOGY 6405 6295 4387 69.7 6248 6098 4982 81.7

CHEMISTRY 5648 5518 2987 54.1 5480 5305 3029 57.1

HUMAN AND SOCIAL BIOLOGY 9361 9001 4981 55.3 9712 9386 4930 52.5

INTEGRATED SCIENCE 6307 5910 3048 51.6 6298 5782 3023 52.3

MATHEMATICS 23965 23567 11838 50.2 24536 23993 11456 47.7

PHYSICS 5575 5415 3175 58.6 5331 5141 3248 63.2

TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 50135 46707 39099 83.7 49255 45777 36115 78.9

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE DOUBLE AWARD 400 373 361 96.8 415 402 379 94.3

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SINGLE AWARD 3389 3145 2870 91.3 3145 2940 2553 86.8

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (CONSTRUCTION) 1092 994 768 77.3

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (WOODS) 1169 1017 691 67.9

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT PREPARATION AND MANAGEMENT 5708 5426 4837 89.1 5550 5312 4736 89.2

2017 2016

SUBJECT No.

Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades I-III *

No. Entered No. Sat

No. Attained Grades

% Attained Grades

FAMILY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT formerly Home Economics Management 3553 3408 3016 88.5 3795 3670 2948 80.3

FOOD NUTRITION AND HEALTH formerly Food and Nutrition 5357 5211 4795 92.0 5524 5326 4763 89.4

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (BUILDING) 2149 1937 1433 74.0

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (ELECTRICAL) formerly Electrical and Electronic Technology 2209 1990 1309 65.8 2191 2035 1104 54.3

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL) formerly Mechanical Engineering Technology 1331 1166 805 69.0 1515 1330 855 64.3

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 12278 11753 9705 82.6 11834 11086 8342 75.2

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT 4863 4451 4280 96.2 4277 3882 3726 96.0

TECHNICAL DRAWING 4165 3664 2573 70.2 4114 3634 2290 63.0

TEXTILES,CLOTHING AND FASHION formerly Clothing and Textiles 1571 1458 1099 75.4 1527 1441 1028 71.3

THEATRE ARTS 861 817 720 88.1 917 917 723 78.8

VISUAL ARTS 2301 1908 1296 67.9 2190 1791 1209 67.5

BUSINESS 21029 20430 17549 85.9 20411 19600 15990 81.6

ECONOMICS 1169 1135 955 84.1 1248 1199 858 71.6

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 4115 3964 3376 85.2 4133 3938 3006 76.3

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS 6285 6042 4730 78.3 6044 5724 4021 70.2

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS 9460 9289 8488 91.4 8986 8739 8105 92.7

TOTAL 195498 188307 130044 69.1 194847 186666 126974 68.0

*Percentage attained is based on numbers sat

Performance in the Subjects Subsidised by Government and the Private Sector

The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) continues to provide incentives for four (4) subjects, namely

English ‘A’, Mathematics, Information Technology and a Science subject while the private

sector assists with Principles of Business and Principles of Accounts. All subjects subsidized by

the Government and the private sector saw a reduction in the percentage of entries not sat. This

ranged from 0.3 to 2.0 percent (See Appendix 3).

The Charts below show the performance trend in these subjects over the period 2012 –2017.

Figure 1: Performance in subjects paid for by Government and Private Sector

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Performance Trend in English A, Mathematics and Information Technology

English

Number of Subjects Sat and Attained by Public School Students

Table 8a gives a breakdown of the number of subjects sat by individual students. Some 11.4%

of the students sat one subject, this remained constant when compared to 2016. Of the total

34,885 students who sat in 2017, approximately 35% sat less than five subjects, which was the

same as in 2016. In 2017, the maximum number of subjects sat by any one student was 14 while

in 2016 it was 15.

Table 8a: Number of students by number of subjects sat

No. of Subjects Sat No. of

Students Sat Percent

1 3982 11.4

2 2673 7.7

3 2682 7.7

4 2964 8.5

5 3711 10.6

6 4279 12.3

7 5002 14.3

8 7024 20.1

9 2096 6.0

10 428 1.2

11 35 0.1

12 5 0.0

13 3 0.0

14 1 0.0

Total 34885 100.0

Table 8b highlights the number of students and the number of subjects attained. Of the 34,885

students who sat the examinations, 4,515 or 12.9 % did not pass any subjects, a reduction of 1.8

percentage points when compared to 2016. Appendix 4 provides further details of the number

of subjects sat and passed by sex and Appendix 5 provides trend data.

Table 8b: Number of students by number of subjects passed

No. of Subjects Passed

No. of Students Passed

Percent

0 4515 12.9

1 6269 18.0

2 3911 11.2

3 3447 9.9

4 3070 8.8

5 2976 8.5

6 2940 8.4

7 2984 8.6

8 3372 9.7

9 1095 3.1

10 282 0.8

11 18 0.1

12 3 0.0

13 3 0.0

Total 34885 100.0

PERFORMANCE BY SEX

Of the 195,498 public school entries, 115,249 (59.0%) were females while 80,249 (41.0%) were

males. The performance by sex continues to show females receiving higher quality grades than

their male counterparts (See Figure 2). Males outperformed females in Biology, Chemistry,

Economics, Electronic Document Preparation and Management, Integrated Science and

Principles of Business. Males’ performance in Chemistry and Biology exceeded that of the

females by 5.2 and 1.6 percentage points respectively representing the largest percentage

differences in those subjects).

Figure 2: Percentages of males and females receiving awards

Percent

Grades

Percentage of Males and Females receiving Awards

Performance of Traditional, New/ Upgraded and Technical /Agricultural Schools

Of the 188,307 subjects sat for the 2017 CSEC Examinations, 44.6% of those who sat were from

Traditional High Schools, 39.2% from Upgraded High Schools, 10.1% from Technical High

Schools and 6.1% and 0.0% from New and Agricultural High Schools respectively. Traditional,

Technical and Agricultural High schools had no changes in the percentage of total subjects sat

when compared to 2016 while that of New and Upgraded schools increased and decreased

respectively by 0.7 percentage point each. The table below shows the performance of different

categories of schools.

Table 9: Performance of Traditional and Non- Traditional Schools

TYPE Number Sat % Total Subject Sat

Number Passed

% Passed of those Sat

Agricultural 10 0.0 10 100.0

New 11490 6.1 7025 61.1

Technical 19014 10.1 12203 64.2

Traditional 84014 44.6 68941 82.1

Upgraded 73779 39.2 41865 56.7

TOTAL 188307 100.0 130044 69.1

There was an increase of 29.8 percentage points in the average pass rate for subject entries from

Agricultural schools. It should be noted however that only 10 students were entered, and sat one

subject (Information Technology) from Sydney Pagon Agricultural High school. The average

pass rate for subject entries from Traditional High Schools therefore continues to be the highest

with approximately 82%. However, this represents a reduction of one percentage point when

compared with 2016. The other school types had rates ranging from 56.7% to 64.2%. New,

Technical, and Upgraded Schools saw increases in the average attainment rate of 2.8, 3.9, and

2.3 percentage points respectively.

Matriculation to Tertiary Institutions

The core subjects for matriculation to tertiary level institutions are Mathematics and English ‘A’.

Matriculation for this purpose is defined as those students attaining grades 1-3 in five or more

subjects including English ‘A’ and/or Mathematics. Of the Grade 11 cohort of 39,178 students,

26,321 or 67.2% sat English ‘A’ and 23,567 or 60.2% sat Mathematics. Appendix 6 gives details

of students’ performance in English ‘A’ and/or Mathematics by sex, region, parish, school type

and school.

Some 33.5 percent of the students matriculated for tertiary level institutions representing an

increase of 0.2 percentage point over 2016. See Appendix 7 for further details on the students

attaining five or more subjects. Table 11 provides a trend analysis of students matriculating over

the period 2013-2017.

The results continue to show that more females are matriculating than males. While 8,467

females matriculated, 4,645 males achieved similar status. The percentages of students

matriculating by parish ranged from 15.1% in Hanover to 46.3% in St. Andrew. St. Andrew had

an increase of 2.6 percentage points in the number of students matriculating while Hanover saw a

reduction of 4.5 percentage points.

Table 11: Number of Secondary Level Students Passing 5 or more Subjects, 2013-2017

5 including Maths and English A

5 including English A

Only 5 including Maths Only

5 including Maths and or English

% of Grade 11

Enrolment

2017 8703 3714 695 13112 33.5

2016 8699 3774 524 12997 33.3

2015 9979 2614 1080 13673 34.1

2014 9130 3559 993 13682 33.0

2013 7181 3662 408 11251 26.7

Performance by Regions

All six regions experienced a decrease in performance in the Arts category. The decreases ranged

from 0.2 to 2.3 percentage points. Technical/Vocational and Business categories saw increase in

all six regions ranging from 2.1 to 7.8 percentage points, and 2.9 to 7.1 percentage points

respectively. Of the six regions, Only Regions One and Four saw decreases of 2.4 and 0.9

percentage points respectively in the Sciences. A breakdown of performance across regions is

shown in Appendix 8.

Appendix 1: Performance in English ‘A’ and Mathematics by School, 2016-2017

2016 2017 2016 2017

ENGLISH A ENGLISH A Mathematics Mathematics

Schools

2016 Grade 11 Cohort ENTERED SAT PASSED

% PASSED*

% PASSED ENTERED SAT PASSED

% PASSED* ENTERED SAT PASSED

% PASSED

AABUTHNOTT GALLIMORE HIGH SCHOOL 213 121 120 80 66.7 230 146 142 82 57.7 95 94 28 29.8 128 127 38 29.9

ALBERT TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 196 131 126 52 41.3 185 86 86 44 51.2 120 115 24 20.9 110 103 20 19.4

ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL 145 43 43 29 67.4 175 50 50 33 66.0 42 41 8 19.5 33 32 14 43.8

ANCHOVY HIGH SCHOOL 388 206 203 169 83.3 372 254 249 191 76.7 222 213 58 27.2 195 191 61 31.9

ANNOTTO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 178 156 150 64 42.7 196 128 123 55 44.7 151 144 36 25.0 131 126 49 38.9

ARDENNE HIGH SCHOOL 322 319 317 309 97.5 319 315 315 305 96.8 350 347 320 92.2 301 300 279 93.0

ASCOTT HIGH SCHOOL 179 80 78 43 55.1 205 65 64 41 64.1 63 63 8 12.7 31 31 18 58.1

B B COKE HIGH SCHOOL 285 114 113 70 61.9 309 174 173 96 55.5 88 86 18 20.9 138 135 31 23.0

ROGER CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL formerly BALACLAVA HIGH SCHOOL 126 76 72 40 55.6 137 56 54 27 50.0 81 75 3 4.0 86 80 9 11.3

BELAIR SCHOOL 31 27 24 22 91.7 56 55 54 42 77.8 29 27 14 51.9 52 50 24 48.0

BELLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 254 200 197 124 62.9 293 175 173 96 55.5 180 178 59 33.1 118 118 42 35.6

BELMONT ACADEMY 75 63 62 60 96.8 61 60 60 51 85.0 69 68 48 70.6 61 61 37 60.7

BISHOP GIBSON HIGH SCHOOL 163 152 149 147 98.7 180 161 160 154 96.3 157 155 133 85.8 165 165 118 71.5

BLACK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 355 226 224 181 80.8 359 228 225 173 76.9 157 155 121 78.1 180 177 108 61.0

BOG WALK HIGH SCHOOL 312 199 195 98 50.3 326 173 172 75 43.6 160 151 18 11.9 119 118 24 20.3

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL 362 297 289 216 74.7 332 292 290 215 74.1 267 257 95 37.0 246 242 77 31.8

BRIMMER VALE HIGH SCHOOL 165 79 78 44 56.4 124 48 47 25 53.2 68 67 20 29.9 43 42 24 57.1

BROWN'S TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 462 246 242 122 50.4 447 270 263 145 55.1 247 239 27 11.3 238 235 35 14.9

BUFF BAY HIGH SCHOOL 165 84 84 48 57.1 171 83 80 54 67.5 63 62 13 21.0 89 88 24 27.3

BUSTAMANTE HIGH SCHOOL 180 67 67 21 31.3 199 59 57 19 33.3 45 43 9 20.9 40 40 3 7.5

CALABAR HIGH SCHOOL 245 209 208 174 83.7 266 245 239 198 82.8 191 188 125 66.5 243 238 158 66.4

CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 259 85 80 37 46.3 214 118 117 43 36.8 74 69 11 15.9 79 76 8 10.5

CAMPERDOWN HIGH SCHOOL 281 289 282 222 78.7 295 282 281 229 81.5 295 282 132 46.8 341 336 182 54.2

CAMPION COLLEGE 219 219 219 218 99.5 226 223 223 223 100.0 254 253 252 99.6 224 224 224 100.0

CARRON HALL HIGH SCHOOL 50 35 34 18 52.9 93 53 53 19 35.8 42 41 9 22.0 62 60 10 16.7

CEDRIC TITUS HIGH SCHOOL 152 83 80 23 28.8 153 56 51 10 19.6 51 50 2 4.0 30 30 1 3.3

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 471 394 379 147 38.8 417 344 337 150 44.5 201 195 46 23.6 256 251 65 25.9

CHARLEMONT HIGH SCHOOL 260 232 228 166 72.8 264 216 212 152 71.7 237 228 93 40.8 208 205 73 35.6

CHARLIE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL 252 94 88 20 22.7 215 99 90 18 20.0 70 64 3 4.7 52 46 4 8.7

CHRISTIANA HIGH SCHOOL 331 152 148 82 55.4 380 193 189 89 47.1 160 153 21 13.7 128 125 20 16.0

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

CLAN CARTHY HIGH SCHOOL 199 69 68 39 57.4 167 87 87 53 60.9 52 49 5 10.2 54 54 16 29.6

CLARENDON COLLEGE 293 270 266 234 88.0 291 273 266 218 82.0 272 267 154 57.7 274 268 159 59.3

CLAUDE MCKAY HIGH SCHOOL 229 94 92 47 51.1 228 81 80 44 55.0 52 51 22 43.1 66 66 18 27.3

CONVENT OF MERCY ACADEMY ALPHA 217 202 202 201 99.5 222 204 204 199 97.5 201 201 172 85.6 201 201 159 79.1

CORNWALL COLLEGE 243 225 223 200 89.7 253 225 220 200 90.9 226 225 166 73.8 227 222 162 73.0

CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL 114 87 86 20 23.3 142 82 80 21 26.3 63 61 9 14.8 49 47 7 14.9

CUMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL 146 56 54 19 35.2 211 39 39 13 33.3 35 35 7 20.0 48 48 2 4.2

DECARTERET COLLEGE 194 188 188 176 93.6 201 191 190 182 95.8 189 189 138 73.0 193 191 150 78.5

DENBIGH HIGH SCHOOL 292 276 266 238 89.5 263 228 224 192 85.7 245 238 174 73.1 227 224 132 58.9

DENHAM TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 290 42 40 27 67.5 254 45 41 8 19.5 51 48 14 29.2 50 46 14 30.4

DINTHILL TECHNICAL SCHOOL 246 230 228 177 77.6 268 254 251 202 80.5 212 209 95 45.5 244 238 116 48.7

DONALD QUARRIE HIGH SCHOOL 261 120 114 47 41.2 230 92 89 40 44.9 121 116 6 5.2 82 79 3 3.8

DUNOON PARK TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 184 137 136 94 69.1 176 162 162 115 71.0 110 109 44 40.4 140 140 74 52.9

EDITH DALTON JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 257 113 109 72 66.1 226 76 75 40 53.3 99 98 19 19.4 87 86 22 25.6

EDWIN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 409 286 285 223 78.2 371 268 264 210 79.5 192 192 109 56.8 162 159 100 62.9

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL 298 170 165 80 48.5 231 176 174 90 51.7 150 144 10 6.9 155 151 37 24.5

EWARTON HIGH SCHOOL 239 182 172 43 25.0 281 210 209 54 25.8 193 186 16 8.6 221 217 28 12.9

EXCELSIOR HIGH SCHOOL 433 424 415 326 78.6 433 463 456 365 80.0 466 445 241 54.2 539 519 289 55.7

FAIR PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL 252 98 95 20 21.1 213 105 103 37 35.9 76 74 10 13.5 76 74 10 13.5

FERNCOURT HIGH SCHOOL 303 231 230 178 77.4 252 175 173 139 80.3 244 243 107 44.0 203 197 95 48.2

FOGA ROAD HIGH SCHOOL 173 150 147 70 47.6 197 145 144 66 45.8 144 140 28 20.0 152 150 32 21.3

FROME TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 166 164 159 126 79.2 320 275 264 197 74.6 145 140 61 43.6 219 217 109 50.2

GARVEY MACEO HIGH SCHOOL 271 197 194 111 57.2 291 222 221 115 52.0 186 182 43 23.6 211 209 39 18.7

GAYNSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL 52 64 63 50 79.4 96 92 91 74 81.3 58 56 29 51.8 77 77 39 50.6

GLENGOFFE HIGH SCHOOL 125 40 40 18 45.0 29 9 9 3 33.3 43 40 5 12.5 12 12 1 8.3

GLENMUIR HIGH SCHOOL 262 257 254 251 98.8 253 251 250 245 98.0 257 255 240 94.1 252 252 244 96.8

GODFREY STEWART HIGH SCHOOL 316 206 203 123 60.6 311 255 250 158 63.2 191 185 82 44.3 221 215 59 27.4

GRANGE HILL HIGH SCHOOL 211 79 77 21 27.3 315 36 36 21 58.3 39 37 4 10.8 28 28 8 28.6

GREATER PORTMORE HIGH SCHOOL 269 146 145 80 55.2 217 137 136 58 42.6 150 146 18 12.3 123 123 16 13.0

GREEN ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL 374 202 193 113 58.5 361 256 250 121 48.4 192 186 47 25.3 134 130 39 30.0

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

GREEN POND HIGH SCHOOL 255 115 111 36 32.4 241 104 103 63 61.2 77 76 14 18.4 124 122 42 34.4

GUY'S HILL HIGH SCHOOL 212 154 154 100 64.9 203 164 163 86 52.8 156 153 37 24.2 161 159 42 26.4

HAILE SELASSIE HIGH SCHOOL 225 51 49 28 57.1 198 46 43 17 39.5 64 61 12 19.7 42 40 10 25.0

HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 176 148 143 143 100.0 189 154 153 148 96.7 131 128 116 90.6 147 145 134 92.4

HAPPY GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 211 140 138 98 71.0 261 161 159 98 61.6 146 145 41 28.3 109 109 35 32.1

HERBERT MORRISON TECHNICAL SCHOOL 234 155 153 135 88.2 220 149 149 132 88.6 188 184 132 71.7 185 185 147 79.5

HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL 178 140 139 120 86.3 187 139 137 117 85.4 121 121 78 64.5 129 128 75 58.6

HOLMWOOD TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 226 157 156 67 42.9 239 198 195 96 49.2 138 136 24 17.6 152 148 48 32.4

HOLY CHILDHOOD HIGH SCHOOL 294 283 282 272 96.5 294 280 280 270 96.4 271 270 224 83.0 277 276 233 84.4

HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 279 157 153 39 25.5 226 119 113 27 23.9 202 191 27 14.1 166 155 12 7.7

HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 127 52 52 20 38.5 149 30 28 15 53.6 48 46 7 15.2 57 54 2 3.7

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HIGH SCHOOL 248 233 233 231 99.1 246 221 220 220 100.0 210 209 207 99.0 207 207 204 98.6

INNSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 339 82 82 37 45.1 335 88 84 21 25.0 85 84 10 11.9 83 76 4 5.3

IONA HIGH SCHOOL 119 126 125 102 81.6 153 150 144 113 78.5 77 77 34 44.2 98 96 52 54.2

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

IRWIN HIGH SCHOOL 227 121 120 105 87.5 247 158 157 129 82.2 166 166 48 28.9 144 144 61 42.4

HORACE CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL formerly ISLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 97 60 57 14 24.6 68 33 33 15 45.5 42 41 3 7.3 24 24 9 37.5

JAMAICA COLLEGE 367 240 239 218 91.2 347 331 328 289 88.1 232 232 196 84.5 327 323 251 77.7

JONATHAN GRANT HIGH SCHOOL 447 320 313 279 89.1 411 347 343 279 81.3 281 276 145 52.5 252 251 124 49.4

JOSE MARTI TECHNICAL SCHOOL 403 292 290 192 66.2 358 281 275 212 77.1 207 204 70 34.3 216 212 118 55.7

KELLITS HIGH SCHOOL 226 59 59 35 59.3 238 65 63 29 46.0 60 60 23 38.3 49 48 18 37.5

KEMPS HILL HIGH SCHOOL 236 94 93 34 36.6 227 105 102 38 37.3 93 92 9 9.8 98 96 6 6.3

KINGSTON COLLEGE 326 322 319 289 90.6 318 315 315 285 90.5 336 332 294 88.6 311 310 275 88.7

KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL 190 114 110 25 22.7 210 90 86 33 38.4 95 91 10 11.0 71 67 6 9.0

KINGSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 245 146 144 107 74.3 224 165 161 95 59.0 117 114 44 38.6 96 92 48 52.2

KNOCKALVA TECHNICAL SCHOOL 153 57 55 22 40.0 176 56 56 24 42.9 51 49 7 14.3 51 49 6 12.2

KNOX COLLEGE 178 175 174 168 96.6 221 220 220 219 99.5 177 175 143 81.7 217 216 190 88.0

LACOVIA HIGH SCHOOL 322 142 139 90 64.7 353 148 148 110 74.3 83 81 37 45.7 116 116 52 44.8

LENNON HIGH SCHOOL 205 108 104 35 33.7 210 108 108 43 39.8 53 53 5 9.4 74 74 18 24.3

LEWISVILLE HIGH VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 108 40 40 21 52.5 121 33 33 10 30.3 26 25 10 40.0 16 16 4 25.0

LITTLE LONDON HIGH SCHOOL 128 60 58 17 29.3 180 60 56 13 23.2 56 53 9 17.0 23 21 6 28.6

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

MACGRATH HIGH SCHOOL 194 141 139 93 66.9 211 147 146 83 56.8 111 107 18 16.8 133 129 31 24.0

MAGGOTTY HIGH SCHOOL 383 291 283 127 44.9 396 267 258 126 48.8 226 221 40 18.1 221 211 52 24.6

MALDON HIGH SCHOOL 154 46 44 25 56.8 165 37 37 17 45.9 28 28 11 39.3 35 35 12 34.3

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 305 293 282 275 97.5 299 296 293 282 96.2 296 284 252 88.7 296 294 277 94.2

MANNINGS SCHOOL 294 268 265 254 95.8 283 265 265 251 94.7 250 247 207 83.8 260 260 212 81.5

MARCUS GARVEY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 392 306 291 106 36.4 375 282 277 70 25.3 297 281 20 7.1 276 267 7 2.6

MARYMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL 154 142 142 133 93.7 154 141 140 125 89.3 120 120 76 63.3 112 112 63 56.3

MAUD MCLEOD HIGH SCHOOL 181 95 91 47 51.6 183 62 62 32 51.6 75 71 8 11.3 48 47 12 25.5

MAVIS BANK VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 83 32 32 14 43.8 92 32 32 11 34.4 29 29 4 13.8 37 36 3 8.3

MAY DAY HIGH SCHOOL 197 170 169 134 79.3 210 186 184 144 78.3 138 137 59 43.1 158 158 52 32.9

MEADOWBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 237 218 216 186 86.1 205 215 212 190 89.6 203 198 140 70.7 210 205 127 62.0

MERL GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 257 251 249 247 99.2 234 223 220 210 95.5 248 246 190 77.2 229 225 162 72.0

MERLENE OTTEY HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL 125 71 69 30 43.5 104 56 54 36 66.7 86 81 19 23.5 51 49 17 34.7

MILE GULLY HIGH SCHOOL 136 110 110 67 60.9 148 108 105 63 60.0 99 99 17 17.2 92 88 20 22.7

MONA HIGH SCHOOL 240 223 222 196 88.3 245 235 234 192 82.1 222 220 136 61.8 236 233 102 43.8

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

MONTEGO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 165 163 163 159 97.5 159 151 150 146 97.3 152 152 139 91.4 147 146 136 93.2

MORANT BAY HIGH SCHOOL 233 228 226 206 91.2 220 214 212 187 88.2 213 211 159 75.4 203 199 149 74.9

MOUNT ALVERNIA HIGH SCHOOL 251 234 231 221 95.7 213 203 202 199 98.5 230 228 188 82.5 155 154 126 81.8

MUNRO COLLEGE 147 105 101 96 95.0 172 135 131 127 96.9 104 103 83 80.6 132 129 107 82.9

MUSCHETTE HIGH SCHOOL 290 127 126 59 46.8 322 133 133 64 48.1 55 53 13 24.5 49 48 15 31.3

NEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 134 79 79 26 32.9 157 54 53 26 49.1 86 83 7 8.4 43 43 6 14.0

NORMAN MANLEY HIGH SCHOOL 457 199 196 119 60.7 381 218 210 117 55.7 170 169 50 29.6 144 140 68 48.6

OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 344 324 316 226 71.5 226 303 301 176 58.5 311 301 98 32.6 306 303 70 23.1

OCHO RIOS HIGH SCHOOL 459 323 318 207 65.1 461 330 328 216 65.9 324 320 76 23.8 277 273 100 36.6

OLD HARBOUR HIGH SCHOOL 444 404 398 268 67.3 467 382 380 284 74.7 374 366 149 40.7 377 374 166 44.4

ORACABESSA HIGH SCHOOL 261 177 171 74 43.3 282 170 166 72 43.4 199 191 89 46.6 205 201 66 32.8

PAPINE HIGH SCHOOL 295 198 188 112 59.6 286 189 187 102 54.5 181 174 27 15.5 223 214 30 14.0

PAUL BOGLE HIGH SCHOOL 197 59 58 22 37.9 197 88 86 18 20.9 52 49 8 16.3 65 63 7 11.1

PEMBROKE HALL HIGH SCHOOL 249 170 166 94 56.6 131 132 127 73 57.5 159 149 18 12.1 132 129 11 8.5

PENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 266 77 76 40 52.6 205 38 38 20 52.6 73 69 10 14.5 42 42 9 21.4

PETERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 294 132 130 71 54.6 343 126 123 65 52.8 73 72 24 33.3 98 94 30 31.9

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

PORT ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL 332 153 151 107 70.9 321 159 159 112 70.4 127 126 42 33.3 127 126 61 48.4

PORUS HIGH SCHOOL 196 118 116 62 53.4 182 116 116 60 51.7 74 73 26 35.6 89 88 39 44.3

RHODES HALL HIGH SCHOOL 174 15 14 9 64.3 165 58 58 34 58.6 35 34 5 14.7 62 62 10 16.1

ROBERT LIGHTBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL 64 22 22 11 50.0 86 15 15 6 40.0 22 22 4 18.2 12 12 7 58.3

RUSEA'S HIGH SCHOOL 360 356 351 279 79.5 366 321 309 248 80.3 351 341 162 47.5 321 313 123 39.3

SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL 212 167 167 95 56.9 334 167 165 85 51.5 148 146 28 19.2 98 98 22 22.4

SPALDINGS HIGH SCHOOL 263 213 208 186 89.4 202 213 206 164 79.6 135 134 64 47.8 101 100 62 62.0

SPANISH TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 340 303 293 137 46.8 465 230 227 95 41.9 245 239 35 14.6 117 115 22 19.1

SPOT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 127 56 53 39 73.6 193 67 64 33 51.6 39 39 19 48.7 52 51 26 51.0

ST ANDREW HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 240 238 238 235 98.7 233 243 242 239 98.8 238 238 228 95.8 243 242 236 97.5

ST ANDREW TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 349 283 277 142 51.3 319 205 202 133 65.8 190 187 42 22.5 168 165 51 30.9

ST CATHERINE HIGH SCHOOL 397 373 371 329 88.7 432 400 398 351 88.2 361 357 215 60.2 400 400 247 61.8

ST ELIZABETH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 316 250 245 206 84.1 324 241 235 200 85.1 202 195 137 70.3 192 189 144 76.2

ST GEORGE'S COLLEGE 221 219 216 199 92.1 206 195 191 177 92.7 234 232 192 82.8 181 178 147 82.6

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

ST HILDA'S HIGH SCHOOL 183 183 181 181 100.0 183 180 180 178 98.9 179 176 155 88.1 180 180 155 86.1

ST HUGH'S HIGH SCHOOL 224 220 214 204 95.3 235 229 228 224 98.2 219 211 162 76.8 224 223 195 87.4

ST JAGO HIGH SCHOOL 309 254 253 233 92.1 282 251 250 228 91.2 212 212 196 92.5 232 230 201 87.4

ST JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 383 268 263 112 42.6 364 244 238 109 45.8 269 263 22 8.4 199 191 53 27.7

ST MARY HIGH SCHOOL 249 227 223 198 88.8 264 213 209 182 87.1 203 199 127 63.8 201 196 116 59.2

ST MARY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 255 161 159 120 75.5 240 148 147 85 57.8 77 76 23 30.3 147 143 32 22.4

ST MARY'S COLLEGE 180 143 143 101 70.6 179 150 144 102 70.8 138 137 37 27.0 131 129 36 27.9

ST THOMAS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 272 229 223 108 48.4 287 160 157 99 63.1 154 148 19 12.8 127 126 38 30.2

STEER TOWN ACADEMY 124 55 50 25 50.0 152 84 84 55 65.5 55 50 3 6.0 54 54 28 51.9

SYDNEY PAGON AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL 41 11 11 8 72.7 0 11 11 4 36.4

TACIUS GOLDING HIGH SCHOOL 236 80 77 35 45.5 273 91 91 28 30.8 58 54 5 9.3 99 99 9 9.1

TACKY HIGH SCHOOL 207 74 74 43 58.1 201 75 75 49 65.3 92 91 17 18.7 71 71 21 29.6

TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL 235 129 124 86 69.4 212 132 128 100 78.1 88 88 19 21.6 135 130 44 33.8

THE QUEEN'S HIGH SCHOOL 230 225 224 212 94.6 264 252 247 224 90.7 216 210 134 63.8 245 242 178 73.6

THOMPSON TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 213 90 87 39 44.8 178 74 74 20 27.0 77 74 15 20.3 78 75 12 16.0

2016 2017 2016 2017

Schools

% PASSED*

% PASSED

TITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 264 245 245 204 83.3 290 263 262 229 87.4 212 212 128 60.4 250 248 163 65.7

TIVOLI GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL 310 45 45 27 60.0 311 72 71 24 33.8 34 34 15 44.1 36 36 11 30.6

TRENCH TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 25 23 10 43.5 25 21 4 19.0

TROY HIGH SCHOOL 123 64 63 41 65.1 128 74 74 43 58.1 55 53 15 28.3 68 68 30 44.1

VAUXHALL HIGH SCHOOL 280 151 151 115 76.2 251 86 85 66 77.6 135 132 41 31.1 120 118 32 27.1

VERE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 366 337 333 192 57.7 372 324 317 169 53.3 338 332 109 32.8 264 260 119 45.8

WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 244 105 101 27 26.7 263 80 75 25 33.3 115 111 17 15.3 71 68 8 11.8

WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 140 133 129 125 96.9 110 108 108 99 91.7 135 131 116 88.5 110 109 95 87.2

WILLIAM KNIBB MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 231 193 190 151 79.5 231 200 200 167 83.5 201 196 88 44.9 163 161 83 51.6

WINSTON JONES HIGH SCHOOL 99 66 65 44 67.7 139 86 76 32 42.1 55 53 15 28.3 50 49 11 22.4

WOLMERS BOYS' SCHOOL 224 220 219 211 96.3 219 209 208 200 96.2 213 212 199 93.9 183 180 157 87.2

WOLMERS GIRLS' SCHOOL 225 223 221 220 99.5 216 214 209 207 99.0 253 251 244 97.2 207 203 200 98.5

YALLAHS HIGH SCHOOL 170 87 86 34 39.5 180 83 78 24 30.8 62 62 12 19.4 29 29 10 34.5

YORK CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL 226 224 222 210 94.6 248 251 251 214 85.3 198 196 136 69.4 260 258 168 65.1

*Based on those who sat

Appendix 2: Performance of Public Secondary School Students by Subjects 2013-2017

Number Sitting Percentage Attaining Grades I-lll

Subjects 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Caribbean History 5357 5023 4579 4634 4373

75.2 69.4 68.5 74.8 75.4

English Language 26489 26527 26419 26440 26321

63.7 66.4 65.0 71.2 70.8

English Literature 7430 7474 6781 7168 7040

80.1 78.2 78.8 68.5 55.3

French 822 935 836 746 927

83.2 79.6 72.1 80.8 77.8

Geography 4298 4385 4293 4146 3970

72.1 68 63.2 67.4 63.3

Music 156 195 213 186 167

62.2 78.5 59.6 62.4 63.5

Religious Education 2820 2761 2501 2469 2181

75.6 75.2 69.8 71.2 82.0

Social Studies 16487 15995 15064 14864 14948

68.5 58.5 66.3 55.7 56.0

Spanish 3839 3802 3851 3950 4318

76.1 70.7 70.8 71.6 66.6

Sciences

Additional Mathematics 572 930 1145 981 1219

66.6 73.2 65.5 62.3 65.3

Biology 5510 5805 5995 6098 6295

77.1 78.3 69.4 81.7 69.7

Chemistry 5198 5220 5441 5305 5518

66.7 74 60.5 57.1 54.1

Human & Social Biology 9866 9887 9439 9386 9001

67.1 65.2 47.6 52.5 55.3

Integrated Science 6992 6555 6554 5782 5910

74.1 71.9 64.2 52.3 51.6

Mathematics 22870 23351 23639 23993 23567

42.2 55.5 62.0 47.7 50.2

Physics 4714 4948 5287 5141 5415

68.7 78 62.5 63.2 58.6

Technical/Vocational

Agri. Science (AS) 2864 2851 3019 2940 3145

93.3 81.3 87.1 86.8 91.3

Agri. Science (CS)

Agri. Science (DA) 452 507 458 402 373

95.4 78.7 95.4 94.3 96.8

Building Technology Construction 819 1026 1111 994 -

84.7 83.5 82.4 77.3 -

Building Technology Woods 978 1109 959 1017 -

78.6 69.1 74.1 67.9 -

Electronic Document Prep. & Mgmt. 4539 5023 4811 5312 5426

84 86.8 88.9 89.2 89.1

Family and Resource Management (formerly Home Economics Management) 3769 3800 3766 3670 3408

84.6 90.2 87.8 80.3 88.5

Food , Nutrition and Health (formerly Food & Nutrition) 5121 5165 5237 5326 5211

91.7 92.6 86.7 89.4 92.0

Industrial Technology (Building)

Industrial Technology (Electrical) formerly Electrical and Electronic Technology 2007 2006 2080 2035 1990

60.5 56.3 59.7 54.3 65.8

Industrial Technology (Mechanical) formerly Mechanical Engineering Technology 1347 1297 1289 1330 1166

73.9 67.8 63.4 64.3 69.0

Information Technology 11160 11536 11589 11086 11753

79.2 77.6 85.5 75.2 82.6

Phys. Ed. & Sports 3254 3405 3627 3882 4451

95.6 97.2 97.6 96.0 96.2

Technical Drawing 3433 3859 3747 3634 3664

76.6 77 58.5 63.0 70.2

Textiles, Clothing and Fashion (formerly Clothing & Textiles) 1625 1576 1571 1441 1458

73.2 81.3 81.0 71.3 75.4

Theatre Arts 660 716 751 917 817

85.5 88.5 82.7 78.8 88.1

Visual Arts 1905 1912 1769 1791 1908

76.9 71.3 70.6 67.5 67.9

Business

Economics 902 963 1065 1199 1135

89.7 78 89.2 71.6 84.1

Office Administration 4226 4357 4008 3938 3964

84.2 79.5 89.7 76.3 85.2

Principles of Accounts 6141 6173 5886 5724 6042

80.5 72.9 72.1 70.2 78.3

Principles of Business 8458 8738 8745 8739 9289

85.8 82.5 95.1 92.7 91.4

Appendix 3: Percentage of public schools students who did not sit or receive ungraded in

the CSEC Examinations by subject 2016-2017

2016 2017

Entered *No. Did Not Sit

% Did Not Sit

No. Un-graded

% Un-graded Entered

*No. Did Not Sit

% Did Not Sit

no. ungraded

% Un-graded

Arts 66568 1965 3.0 1224 1.8 65814 1569 2.4 904 1.4

Caribbean History 4836 202 4.2 85 1.8 4575 202 4.4 75 1.6

English Language 26915 475 1.8 32 0.1 26720 399 1.5 8 0.0

English Literature 7260 92 1.3 32 0.4 7136 96 1.3 170 2.4

French 760 14 1.8 3 0.4 951 24 2.5 0 0.0

Geography 4339 193 4.4 86 2.0 4136 166 4.0 69 1.7

Music 230 44 19.1 18 7.8 196 29 14.8 6 3.1

Religious Education 2594 125 4.8 92 3.5 2276 95 4.2 50 2.2

Social Studies 15601 737 4.7 872 5.6 15407 459 3.0 511 3.3

Spanish 4033 83 2.1 4 0.1 4417 99 2.2 15 0.3

Sciences 58613 1927 3.3 565 1.0 58520 1595 2.7 459 0.8

Additional Mathematics 1008 27 2.7 3 0.3 1259 40 3.2 10 0.8

Biology 6248 150 2.4 67 1.1 6405 110 1.7 57 0.9

Chemistry 5480 175 3.2 13 0.2 5648 130 2.3 40 0.7

Human & Soc. Biology 9712 326 3.4 43 0.4 9361 360 3.8 13 0.1

Integrated Science 6298 516 8.2 380 6.0 6307 397 6.3 257 4.1

Mathematics 24536 543 2.2 36 0.1 23965 398 1.7 14 0.1

Physics 5331 190 3.6 23 0.4 5575 160 2.9 68 1.2

Technical/Vocational 49255 3478 7.1 1266 2.6 46746 3184 6.8 1744 3.7

Agri. Science (SA) 3145 205 6.5 91 2.9 3389 244 7.2 83 2.4

Agri. Science (DA) 415 13 3.1 4 1.0 400 27 6.8 2 0.5

Bldg Technology Con 1092 98 9.0 23 2.1 - - - - -

Bldg Technology W’ds 1169 152 13.0 43 3.7 - - - - -

Electronic Doc. Prep. 5550 238 4.3 160 2.9 5708 282 4.9 418 7.3

Family Resource and Management(formerly Home Economics Management) 3795 125 3.3 8 0.2 3553 145 4.1 29 0.8

Food , Nutrition and Health (formerly Food & Nutrition) 5524 198 3.6 3 0.1 5357 146 2.7 19 0.4

Industrial Technology (Building) - - - - - 2149 212 9.9 93 4.3

Industrial Technology (Electrical) formerly Electrical and Electronic Technology 2191 156 7.1 109 5.0 2209 219 9.9 123 5.6

Industrial Technology (Mechanical) formerly Mechanical Engineering Technology 1515 185 12.2 54 3.6 1331 165 12.4 83 6.2

Information Technology 11834 748 6.3 368 3.1 12278 525 4.3 488 4.0

Phys. Ed. & Sports 4277 395 9.2 60 1.4 4863 412 8.5 64 1.3

Technical Drawing 4114 480 11.7 155 3.8 4165 501 12.0 236 5.7

Textiles , Clothing and Fashion(formerly Clothing &Textiles) 1527 86 5.6 1 0.1 1571 113 7.2 5 0.3

Theatre Arts 917 0 0.0 162 17.7 861 44 5.1 83 9.6

Visual Arts 2190 399 18.2 25 1.1 2301 393 17.1 101 4.4

Business 20411 811 4.0 382 1.9 21029 599 2.8 344 1.6

Economics 1248 49 3.9 25 2.0 1169 34 2.9 18 1.5

Office Administration 4133 195 4.7 58 1.4 4115 151 3.7 91 2.2

Prin. of Accounts 6044 320 5.3 122 2.0 6285 243 3.9 136 2.2

Principles of Business 8986 247 2.7 177 2.0 9460 171 1.8 99 1.0 *No. Did Not Sit- absent

Appendix 4: The Number of Subjects Sat and Passed/Failed in 2017 CSEC Examination by Public School Students

Subjects Sat 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

TOTAL SAT

TOTAL PASS

1 1779 2203 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3982 2203

2 1075 1035 563 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2673 1598

3 790 979 618 295 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2682 1892

4 476 859 807 593 229 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2964 2488

5 237 700 879 905 626 364 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3711 3474

6 105 327 620 847 926 846 608 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4279 4174

7 40 122 314 545 836 998 1086 1061 0 0 0 0 0 0 5002 4962

8 11 40 96 235 392 675 1065 1625 2885 0 0 0 0 0 7024 7013

9 2 4 13 26 55 87 168 280 448 1013 0 0 0 0 2096 2094

10 0 0 1 1 6 6 11 18 37 73 275 0 0 0 428 428

11 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 9 7 15 0 0 35 35

12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 5 5

13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 3

14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

TOTAL 4515 6269 3911 3447 3070 2976 2940 2984 3372 1095 282 18 3 3 34885 30370

Appendix 4 Cont’d

The Number of Subjects Female Candidates Sat and Passed/Failed in the 2017 CSEC Examination by Public School Students

Subjects Sat 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

TOTAL SAT

TOTAL PASS

1 953 1322 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2275 1322

2 442 420 253 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1115 673

3 346 403 257 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1175 829

4 225 402 353 272 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1377 1152

5 118 348 453 454 315 193 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1881 1763

6 60 179 332 486 501 469 343 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2370 2310

7 18 67 184 337 521 602 650 681 0 0 0 0 0 0 3060 3042

8 4 23 56 146 256 456 669 1034 1980 0 0 0 0 0 4624 4620

9 1 2 9 21 41 61 128 195 312 744 0 0 0 0 1514 1513

10 0 0 1 1 3 4 7 11 21 49 180 0 0 0 277 277

11 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 6 9 0 0 22 22

12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 3

13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

TOTAL 2167 3166 1898 1886 1762 1785 1798 1921 2314 798 186 9 3 1 19694 17527

Appendix 4 Cont’d

The Number of Subjects Male Candidates Sat and Passed/Failed in the 2017 CSEC Examination by Public School Students

Subjects Sat 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

TOTAL SAT

TOTAL PASS

1 826 881 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1707 881

2 633 615 310 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1558 925

3 444 576 361 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1507 1063

4 251 457 454 321 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1587 1336

5 119 352 426 451 311 171 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1830 1711

6 45 148 288 361 425 377 265 0 0 0 0 0

0 1909 1864

7 22 55 130 208 315 396 436 380 0 0 0 0

0 1942 1920

8 7 17 40 89 136 219 396 591 905 0 0 0

0 2400 2393

9 1 2 4 5 14 26 40 85 136 269 0 0

0 582 581

10 0 0 0 0 3 2 4 7 16 24 95 0

0 151 151

11 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 1 6

0 13 13

12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 2348 3103 2013 1561 1308 1191 1142 1063 1058 297 96 9

2 15191 12843

Appendix 5: Performance of Students by Subjects Gained 2012-2017

Subjects Passed

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. %

0 6004 16.5 4971 14.1 4891 13.8 4460 12.9 5080 14.7 4515 12.9

1 6447 17.7 6062 17.2 6457 18.2 6230 18.0 6467 18.8 6269 18.0

2 4236 11.6 3910 11.1 3813 10.7 3635 10.5 3618 10.5 3911 11.2

3 3499 9.6 3224 9.1 3104 8.7 3108 9.0 3042 8.8 3447 9.9

4 3275 9.0 2999 8.5 2884 8.1 2920 8.4 2815 8.2 3070 8.8

5 2980 8.2 2955 8.4 2669 7.5 2959 8.5 2802 8.1 2976 8.5

6 2807 7.7 3017 8.6 2771 7.8 2902 8.4 2828 8.2 2940 8.4

7 2687 7.4 2920 8.3 3046 8.6 3000 8.7 2784 8.1 2984 8.6

8 3135 8.6 3564 10.1 4013 11.3 3657 10.6 3454 10.0 3372 9.7

9 1109 3.0 1272 3.6 1422 4.0 1292 3.7 1222 3.5 1095 3.1

10 269 0.7 340 1.0 372 1.0 395 1.1 335 1.0 282 .8

11 40 0.1 38 0.1 38 .1 41 .1 32 .1 18 .1

12 3 0.0 3 0.0 5 .0 9 .0 6 .0 3 .0

13 3 0.0 2 0.0 1 .0 3 .0

.0 3 .0

14 1 0.0 1 0.0 0 .0 2 .0

15 1 0.0 - - 1 .0

Total 36496 100.0 35278 100.0 35488 100.0 34613 100.0 34486 100.0 34885 100.0

Appendix 6

Performance in English A and Mathematics in 2017 CSEC Examinations by Sex, Region, Parish, School Type, Type, and School

SEX English A

Only Mathematics

Only English A and Mathematics

English A and or Mathematics % of Cohort

F 5486 1066 6002 12554 62.6

M 3485 1120 3650 8255 43.1

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

Region English A Only

Mathematics Only

English A and Mathematics

1. Kingston 2257 804 3531 6592 68.2

2. Port Antonio 1007 286 682 1975 45.6

3. Brown's Town 856 158 787 1801 49.2

4. Montego Bay 1286 262 1242 2790 46.8

5. Mandeville 1066 217 1238 2521 50.6

6. Old Harbour 2499 459 2172 5130 48.5

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

Parish English A

Only Mathematics

1. Kingston 617 269 1048 1934 61.8

10. Westmoreland 391 76 397 864 43.3

11. St. Elizabeth 528 132 515 1175 46.7

12. Manchester 538 85 723 1346 54.5

13. Clarendon 916 173 1058 2147 49.5

14. St. Catherine 1583 286 1114 2983 47.8

2. St. Andrew 1640 535 2483 4658 71.3

3. St. Thomas 259 73 160 492 37.7

4. Portland 287 50 243 580 46.2

5. St. Mary 461 163 279 903 50.9

6. St. Ann 592 119 507 1218 51.9

7. Trelawny 264 39 280 583 44.3

8. St. James 569 141 693 1403 53.1

9. Hanover 326 45 152 523 39.6

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

Appendix 6 Cont’d

School Type English A

Only Mathematics

2.3 Secondary High 7938 1925 8856 18719 53.1

2.5 Technical High 1033 261 796 2090 53.6

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

Type English A

Only Mathematics

New 628 164 386 1178 39.3

Technical High 1033 261 796 2090 53.6

Traditional 2888 931 6612 10431 91.1

Upgraded 4422 830 1858 7110 34.1

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

Appendix 6 Cont’d

SCHOOL English A

Only Mathematics Only English A and Mathematics

AABUTHNOTT GALLIMORE HIGH SCHOOL 57 13 25 95 41.3

ALBERT TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 30 6 14 50 27.0

ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL 23 4 10 37 21.1

ANCHOVY HIGH SCHOOL 138 8 53 199 53.5

ANNOTTO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 35 29 20 84 42.9

ARDENNE HIGH SCHOOL 111 85 194 390 122.3

ASCOTT HIGH SCHOOL 34 11 7 52 25.4

B B COKE HIGH SCHOOL 72 7 24 103 33.3

BALACLAVA HIGH SCHOOL 20 2 7 29 21.2

BELAIR SCHOOL 26 8 16 50 89.3

BELLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 67 13 29 109 37.2

BELMONT ACADEMY 19 5 32 56 91.8

BISHOP GIBSON HIGH SCHOOL 48 12 106 166 92.2

BLACK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 91 26 82 199 55.4

BOG WALK HIGH SCHOOL 59 8 16 83 25.5

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL 148 10 67 225 67.8

BRIMMER VALE HIGH SCHOOL 9 8 16 33 26.6

BROWN'S TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 123 13 22 158 35.3

BUFF BAY HIGH SCHOOL 38 8 16 62 36.3

BUSTAMANTE HIGH SCHOOL 17 1 2 20 10.1

CALABAR HIGH SCHOOL 67 27 131 225 84.6

CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 36 1 7 44 20.6

CAMPERDOWN HIGH SCHOOL 99 52 130 281 95.3

CAMPION COLLEGE 51 52 172 275 121.7

CARRON HALL HIGH SCHOOL 15 6 4 25 26.9

CEDRIC TITUS HIGH SCHOOL 10 1

11 7.2

SCHOOL English A

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 113 28 37 178 42.7

CHARLEMONT HIGH SCHOOL 94 15 58 167 63.3

CHARLIE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL 14

4 18 8.4

CHRISTIANA HIGH SCHOOL 74 5 15 94 24.7

CLAN CARTHY HIGH SCHOOL 43 6 10 59 35.3

CLARENDON COLLEGE 72 13 146 231 79.4

CLAUDE MCKAY HIGH SCHOOL 33 7 11 51 22.4

CONVENT OF MERCY ACADEMY ALPHA 50 10 149 209 94.1

CORNWALL COLLEGE 50 12 150 212 83.8

CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL 16 2 5 23 16.2

CUMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL 13 2

15 7.1

DECARTERET COLLEGE 39 7 143 189 94.0

DENBIGH HIGH SCHOOL 78 18 114 210 79.8

DENHAM TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 2 8 6 16 6.3

DINTHILL TECHNICAL SCHOOL 94 8 108 210 78.4

DONALD QUARRIE HIGH SCHOOL 38 1 2 41 17.8

DUNOON PARK TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 65 24 50 139 79.0

EDITH DALTON JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 31 13 9 53 23.5

EDWIN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 123 13 87 223 60.1

ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL 67 14 23 104 45.0

EWARTON HIGH SCHOOL 44 18 10 72 25.6

EXCELSIOR HIGH SCHOOL 250 174 115 539 124.5

FAIR PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL 29 2 8 39 18.3

FERNCOURT HIGH SCHOOL 76 32 63 171 67.9

FOGA ROAD HIGH SCHOOL 43 9 23 75 38.1

FROME TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 100 12 97 209 65.3

GARVEY MACEO HIGH SCHOOL 92 16 23 131 45.0

SCHOOL English A

GAYNSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL 38 3 36 77 80.2

GLENGOFFE HIGH SCHOOL 3 1

4 13.8

GLENMUIR HIGH SCHOOL 6 5 239 250 98.8

GODFREY STEWART HIGH SCHOOL 119 20 39 178 57.2

GRANGE HILL HIGH SCHOOL 17 4 4 25 7.9

GREATER PORTMORE HIGH SCHOOL 45 3 13 61 28.1

GREEN ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL 90 8 31 129 35.7

GREEN POND HIGH SCHOOL 31 10 32 73 30.3

GUY'S HILL HIGH SCHOOL 51 7 35 93 45.8

HAILE SELASSIE HIGH SCHOOL 12 5 5 22 11.1

HAMPTON SCHOOL 28 14 120 162 85.7

HAPPY GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 73 10 25 108 41.4

HERBERT MORRISON TECHNICAL SCHOOL 34 49 98 181 82.3

HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL 48 6 69 123 65.8

HOLMWOOD TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 56 8 40 104 43.5

HOLY CHILDHOOD HIGH SCHOOL 49 12 221 282 95.9

HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 24 9 3 36 15.9

HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 13

2 15 10.1

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HIGH SCHOOL 19 3 201 223 90.7

INNSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 19 2 2 23 6.9

IONA HIGH SCHOOL 84 23 29 136 88.9

IRWIN HIGH SCHOOL 81 13 48 142 57.5

JAMAICA COLLEGE 53 15 236 304 87.6

JONATHAN GRANT HIGH SCHOOL 170 15 109 294 71.5

JOSE MARTI TECHNICAL SCHOOL 119 25 93 237 66.2

KELLITS HIGH SCHOOL 19 8 10 37 15.5

KEMPS HILL HIGH SCHOOL 34 2 4 40 17.6

KINGSTON COLLEGE 79 69 206 354 111.3

SCHOOL English A

KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL 29 2 4 35 16.7

KINGSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 70 23 25 118 52.7

KNOCKALVA TECHNICAL SCHOOL 19 1 5 25 14.2

KNOX COLLEGE 30 1 189 220 99.5

LACOVIA HIGH SCHOOL 72 14 38 124 35.1

LENNON HIGH SCHOOL 30 5 13 48 22.9

LEWISVILLE HIGH VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 7 1 3 11 9.1

LITTLE LONDON HIGH SCHOOL 9 2 4 15 8.3

MACGRATH HIGH SCHOOL 62 10 21 93 44.1

MAGGOTTY HIGH SCHOOL 84 10 42 136 34.3

MALDON HIGH SCHOOL 9 4 8 21 12.7

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 14 9 268 291 97.3

MANNINGS SCHOOL 54 15 197 266 94.0

MARCUS GARVEY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 65 2 5 72 19.2

MARYMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL 68 6 57 131 85.1

MAUD MCLEOD HIGH SCHOOL 24 4 8 36 19.7

MAVIS BANK VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 9 1 2 12 13.0

MAY DAY HIGH SCHOOL 95 3 49 147 70.0

MEADOWBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 70 7 120 197 96.1

MERL GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 57 9 153 219 93.6

MERLENE OTTEY HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL 32 13 4 49 47.1

MILE GULLY HIGH SCHOOL 48 5 15 68 45.9

MONA HIGH SCHOOL 103 13 89 205 83.7

MONTEGO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 16 6 130 152 95.6

MORANT BAY HIGH SCHOOL 74 36 113 223 101.4

MOUNT ALVERNIA HIGH SCHOOL 78 5 121 204 95.8

MUNRO COLLEGE 32 12 95 139 80.8

MUSCHETTE HIGH SCHOOL 51 2 13 66 20.5

NEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 23 3 3 29 18.5

NORMAN MANLEY HIGH SCHOOL 79 30 38 147 38.6

OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 122 16 54 192 85.0

SCHOOL English A

OCHO RIOS HIGH SCHOOL 128 12 88 228 49.5

OLD HARBOUR HIGH SCHOOL 211 93 73 377 80.7

ORACABESSA HIGH SCHOOL 53 47 19 119 42.2

PAPINE HIGH SCHOOL 90 18 12 120 42.0

PAUL BOGLE HIGH SCHOOL 14 3 4 21 10.7

PEMBROKE HALL HIGH SCHOOL 66 4 7 77 58.8

PENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 14 3 6 23 11.2

PETERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 49 14 16 79 23.0

PORT ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL 72 21 40 133 41.4

PORUS HIGH SCHOOL 32 11 28 71 39.0

RHODES HALL HIGH SCHOOL 30 6 4 40 24.2

ROBERT LIGHTBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL 4 5 2 11 12.8

RUSEA'S HIGH SCHOOL 142 17 106 265 72.4

SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL 76 13 9 98 29.3

SPALDINGS HIGH SCHOOL 110 8 54 172 85.1

SPANISH TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 80 7 15 102 21.9

SPOT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 19 12 14 45 23.3

ST ANDREW HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 6 3 233 242 103.9

ST ANDREW TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 91 9 42 142 44.5

ST CATHERINE HIGH SCHOOL 118 14 233 365 84.5

ST ELIZABETH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 99 43 101 243 75.0

ST GEORGE'S COLLEGE 48 18 129 195 94.7

ST HILDA'S HIGH SCHOOL 25 2 153 180 98.4

ST HUGH'S HIGH SCHOOL 33 4 191 228 97.0

ST JAGO HIGH SCHOOL 39 12 189 240 85.1

ST JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 77 21 32 130 35.7

ST MARY HIGH SCHOOL 82 16 100 198 75.0

ST MARY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 70 17 15 102 42.5

ST MARY'S COLLEGE 70 4 32 106 59.2

SCHOOL English A

ST THOMAS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 72 11 27 110 38.3

STEER TOWN ACADEMY 35 8 20 63 41.4

TACIUS GOLDING HIGH SCHOOL 23 4 5 32 11.7

TACKY HIGH SCHOOL 34 6 15 55 27.4

TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL 70 14 30 114 53.8

THE HORACE CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL 11 5 4 20 29.4

THE QUEEN'S HIGH SCHOOL 54 8 170 232 87.9

THOMPSON TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 14 6 6 26 14.6

TITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 75 9 154 238 82.1

TIVOLI GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL 20 7 4 31 10.0

TROY HIGH SCHOOL 27 14 16 57 44.5

VAUXHALL HIGH SCHOOL 45 11 21 77 30.7

VERE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 79 29 90 198 53.2

WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 20 3 5 28 10.6

WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 5 1 94 100 90.9

WILLIAM KNIBB MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 93 9 74 176 76.2

WINSTON JONES HIGH SCHOOL 23 2 9 34 24.5

WOLMERS BOYS' SCHOOL 51 8 149 208 95.0

WOLMERS GIRLS' SCHOOL 35 28 172 235 108.8

YALLAHS HIGH SCHOOL 19 5 5 29 16.1

YORK CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL 83 37 131 251 101.2

Total 8971 2186 9652 20809 53.1

* % of cohort greater than 100% suggest that students from other grades sat the exam

Appendix 7

Performance in 5 or more Subjects including English Language and or Mathematics by Sex, Region, Parish, School Type, Type and School

Passed 5 or more

including English A

Passed 5 or more including

Mathematics Only

Passed 5 or more including English

A and Mathematics

Passed 5 or more including English A and or Mathematics % of Cohort

F 2528 380 5559 8467 42.2

M 1186 315 3144 4645 24.3

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

Region

Passed 5 or more

including English A

Mathematics Only

A and Mathematics

1. Kingston 1001 150 3180 4331 44.8

2. Port Antonio 425 79 599 1103 25.4

3. Brown's Town 348 71 720 1139 31.1

4. Montego Bay 472 126 1085 1683 28.2

5. Mandeville 438 126 1152 1716 34.4

6. Old Harbour 1030 143 1967 3140 29.7

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

Appendix 7 Cont’d

Parish

Passed 5 or more

including English A

Mathematics Only

A and Mathematics

A and or Mathematics

% of Cohort

1. Kingston 314 63 929 1306 41.8

10. Westmoreland 134 31 349 514 25.8

11. St. Elizabeth 229 90 477 796 31.6

12. Manchester 209 36 675 920 37.3

13. Clarendon 411 80 987 1478 34.1

14. St. Catherine 619 63 980 1662 26.6

2. St. Andrew 687 87 2251 3025 46.3

3. St. Thomas 118 21 151 290 22.2

4. Portland 107 22 221 350 27.9

5. St. Mary 200 36 227 463 26.1

6. St. Ann 215 55 459 729 31.0

7. Trelawny 133 16 261 410 31.2

8. St. James 257 85 628 970 36.7

9. Hanover 81 10 108 199 15.1

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

School Type

Passed 5 or more

including English A

Mathematics Only

A and Mathematics

A and or Mathematics

% of Cohort

2.3 Secondary High 3297 560 8036 11893 33.7

2.5 Technical High 417 135 667 1219 31.3

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

Appendix 7 Cont’d

Passed 5 or more

including English A

Mathematics Only

A and Mathematics

New 237 40 335 612 20.4

Technical High 417 135 667 1219 31.3

Traditional 1633 280 6169 8082 70.6

Upgraded 1427 240 1532 3199 15.4

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

SCHOOL

Passed 5 or more including English A Only

Passed 5 or more including Mathematics Only

Passed 5 or more including English A and Mathematics

AABUTHNOTT GALLIMORE HIGH SCHOOL 19 7 21 47 20.4

ALBERT TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 13 2 14 29 15.7

ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL 12 3 10 25 14.3

ANCHOVY HIGH SCHOOL 41 3 45 89 23.9

ANNOTTO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 16 2 10 28 14.3

ARDENNE HIGH SCHOOL 100 186 286 89.7

ASCOTT HIGH SCHOOL 18 7 5 30 14.6

B B COKE HIGH SCHOOL 26 2 22 50 16.2

BALACLAVA HIGH SCHOOL 7 2 7 16 11.7

BELAIR SCHOOL 11 2 15 28 50.0

BELLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 16 2 21 39 13.3

BELMONT ACADEMY 13 3 32 48 78.7

BISHOP GIBSON HIGH SCHOOL 36 5 102 143 79.4

BLACK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL 38 12 71 121 33.7

BOG WALK HIGH SCHOOL 10 12 22 6.7

BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL 52 5 59 116 34.9

BRIMMER VALE HIGH SCHOOL 2 5 10 17 13.7

SCHOOL

BROWN'S TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 18 3 12 33 7.4

BUFF BAY HIGH SCHOOL 12 2 14 28 16.4

BUSTAMANTE HIGH SCHOOL 6 1 2 9 4.5

CALABAR HIGH SCHOOL 26 12 102 140 52.6

CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 11 1 12 5.6

CAMPERDOWN HIGH SCHOOL 41 10 105 156 52.9

CAMPION COLLEGE 51 172 223 98.7

CARRON HALL HIGH SCHOOL 7 1 3 11 11.8

CEDRIC TITUS HIGH SCHOOL 3 3 2.0

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 34 6 27 67 16.1

CHARLEMONT HIGH SCHOOL 31 3 50 84 31.8

CHARLIE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL 3 2 5 2.3

CHRISTIANA HIGH SCHOOL 12 2 12 26 6.8

CLAN CARTHY HIGH SCHOOL 15 1 9 25 15.0

CLARENDON COLLEGE 34 7 133 174 59.8

CLAUDE MCKAY HIGH SCHOOL 16 4 11 31 13.6

CONVENT OF MERCY ACADEMY ALPHA 38 8 140 186 83.8

CORNWALL COLLEGE 14 4 131 149 58.9

CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL 6 4 10 7.0

CUMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL 8 1 9 4.3

DECARTERET COLLEGE 27 7 136 170 84.6

DENBIGH HIGH SCHOOL 45 14 106 165 62.7

DENHAM TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 3 5 2.0

DINTHILL TECHNICAL SCHOOL 63 4 102 169 63.1

DONALD QUARRIE HIGH SCHOOL 5 2 7 3.0

DUNOON PARK TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 28 3 40 71 40.3

EDITH DALTON JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 9 1 6 16 7.1

EDWIN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 76 7 84 167 45.0

ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL 20 1 22 43 18.6

SCHOOL

EWARTON HIGH SCHOOL 8 3 7 18 6.4

EXCELSIOR HIGH SCHOOL 89 5 60 154 35.6

FAIR PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL 9 1 5 15 7.0

FERNCOURT HIGH SCHOOL 29 21 60 110 43.7

FOGA ROAD HIGH SCHOOL 14 2 20 36 18.3

FROME TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 35 7 78 120 37.5

GARVEY MACEO HIGH SCHOOL 38 10 21 69 23.7

GAYNSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL 15 2 33 50 52.1

GLENMUIR HIGH SCHOOL 2 4 237 243 96.0

GODFREY STEWART HIGH SCHOOL 31 4 25 60 19.3

GRANGE HILL HIGH SCHOOL 6 2 4 12 3.8

GREATER PORTMORE HIGH SCHOOL 11 2 12 25 11.5

GREEN ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL 12 1 22 35 9.7

GREEN POND HIGH SCHOOL 5 2 24 31 12.9

GUY'S HILL HIGH SCHOOL 12 4 31 47 23.2

HAILE SELASSIE HIGH SCHOOL 3 2 5 2.5

HAMPTON SCHOOL 25 13 119 157 83.1

HAPPY GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 30 7 20 57 21.8

HERBERT MORRISON TECHNICAL SCHOOL 19 40 85 144 65.5

HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL 24 6 63 93 49.7

HOLMWOOD TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 26 3 35 64 26.8

HOLY CHILDHOOD HIGH SCHOOL 34 9 218 261 88.8

HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 5 5 2.2

HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 8 1 9 6.0

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HIGH SCHOOL 19 3 201 223 90.7

INNSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 3 1 4 1.2

IONA HIGH SCHOOL 19 5 21 45 29.4

IRWIN HIGH SCHOOL 41 7 46 94 38.1

JAMAICA COLLEGE 20 9 213 242 69.7

JONATHAN GRANT HIGH SCHOOL 54 3 94 151 36.7

SCHOOL

JOSE MARTI TECHNICAL SCHOOL 54 4 59 117 32.7

KELLITS HIGH SCHOOL 7 2 9 18 7.6

KEMPS HILL HIGH SCHOOL 10 2 4 16 7.0

KINGSTON COLLEGE 59 8 190 257 80.8

KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL 1 4 5 2.4

KINGSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 22 9 20 51 22.8

KNOCKALVA TECHNICAL SCHOOL 5 4 9 5.1

KNOX COLLEGE 27 1 188 216 97.7

LACOVIA HIGH SCHOOL 34 8 33 75 21.2

LENNON HIGH SCHOOL 5 2 11 18 8.6

LEWISVILLE HIGH VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 1 3 4 3.3

LITTLE LONDON HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 4 6 3.3

MACGRATH HIGH SCHOOL 19 3 18 40 19.0

MAGGOTTY HIGH SCHOOL 18 6 33 57 14.4

MALDON HIGH SCHOOL 4 2 8 14 8.5

MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 7 6 260 273 91.3

MANNINGS SCHOOL 34 9 189 232 82.0

MARCUS GARVEY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 6 2 4 12 3.2

MARYMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL 30 4 49 83 53.9

MAUD MCLEOD HIGH SCHOOL 5 2 8 15 8.2

MAVIS BANK VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 6 1 2 9 9.8

MAY DAY HIGH SCHOOL 27 2 42 71 33.8

MEADOWBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 34 1 109 144 70.2

MERL GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 25 2 142 169 72.2

MERLENE OTTEY HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL 6 1 2 9 8.7

MILE GULLY HIGH SCHOOL 22 5 14 41 27.7

MONA HIGH SCHOOL 26 9 75 110 44.9

MONTEGO BAY HIGH SCHOOL 12 4 129 145 91.2

MORANT BAY HIGH SCHOOL 50 7 109 166 75.5

SCHOOL

MOUNT ALVERNIA HIGH SCHOOL 73 5 121 199 93.4

MUNRO COLLEGE 20 12 91 123 71.5

MUSCHETTE HIGH SCHOOL 16 11 27 8.4

NEWELL HIGH SCHOOL 4 1 3 8 5.1

NORMAN MANLEY HIGH SCHOOL 3 1 17 21 5.5

OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 56 7 43 106 46.9

OCHO RIOS HIGH SCHOOL 61 6 84 151 32.8

OLD HARBOUR HIGH SCHOOL 118 3 58 179 38.3

ORACABESSA HIGH SCHOOL 16 8 24 8.5

PAPINE HIGH SCHOOL 21 5 8 34 11.9

PAUL BOGLE HIGH SCHOOL 6 2 4 12 6.1

PEMBROKE HALL HIGH SCHOOL 14 1 6 21 16.0

PENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 2 4 6 2.9

PETERSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 9 3 9 21 6.1

PORT ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL 10 7 32 49 15.3

PORUS HIGH SCHOOL 12 25 37 20.3

RHODES HALL HIGH SCHOOL 6 2 3 11 6.7

ROBERT LIGHTBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL 2 1 2 5 5.8

RUSEA'S HIGH SCHOOL 44 6 76 126 34.4

SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL 34 4 8 46 13.8

SPALDINGS HIGH SCHOOL 60 3 43 106 52.5

SPANISH TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 13 1 13 27 5.8

SPOT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 7 3 12 22 11.4

ST ANDREW HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 4 1 232 237 101.7

ST ANDREW TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 26 6 30 62 19.4

ST CATHERINE HIGH SCHOOL 57 8 214 279 64.6

ST ELIZABETH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 56 34 95 185 57.1

ST GEORGE'S COLLEGE 25 14 95 134 65.0

ST HILDA'S HIGH SCHOOL 17 2 151 170 92.9

SCHOOL

ST HUGH'S HIGH SCHOOL 27 3 191 221 94.0

ST JAGO HIGH SCHOOL 26 9 183 218 77.3

ST JAMES HIGH SCHOOL 30 15 26 71 19.5

ST MARY HIGH SCHOOL 52 9 93 154 58.3

ST MARY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 32 5 15 52 21.7

ST MARY'S COLLEGE 31 1 32 64 35.8

ST THOMAS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 21 6 23 50 17.4

STEER TOWN ACADEMY 14 19 33 21.7

TACIUS GOLDING HIGH SCHOOL 3 1 4 8 2.9

TACKY HIGH SCHOOL 22 2 14 38 18.9

TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL 13 4 20 37 17.5

THE HORACE CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL 4 3 4 11 16.2

THE QUEEN'S HIGH SCHOOL 41 4 166 211 79.9

THOMPSON TOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 4 5 2.8

TITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 46 5 150 201 69.3

TIVOLI GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL 2 2 2 6 1.9

TROY HIGH SCHOOL 13 2 13 28 21.9

VAUXHALL HIGH SCHOOL 17 3 17 37 14.7

VERE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 24 12 77 113 30.4

WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 8 4 12 4.6

WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 94 96 87.3

WILLIAM KNIBB MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 63 5 66 134 58.0

WINSTON JONES HIGH SCHOOL 7 2 9 18 12.9

WOLMERS BOYS' SCHOOL 40 4 142 186 84.9

WOLMERS GIRLS' SCHOOL 35 1 171 207 95.8

YALLAHS HIGH SCHOOL 5 1 5 11 6.1

YORK CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL 51 14 108 173 69.8

Total 3714 695 8703 13112 33.5

* % of cohort greater than 100% suggest that students from other grades sat the exam

Appendix 8: Regional Performance in 2017 CSEC Examinations

SUBJECTS

Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 National

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

ARTS 14388 19782 72.7 3562 5929 60.1 4046 6641 60.9 5207 7976 65.3 5174 7814 66.2 9807 16103 60.9 42184 64245 65.7

ENGLISH A 5788 7271 79.6 1689 2613 64.6 1643 2487 66.1 2528 3557 71.1 2304 3278 70.3 4671 7115 65.7 18623 26321 70.8

ENGLISH B 1922 3028 63.5 178 429 41.5 353 653 54.1 355 644 55.1 456 910 50.1 629 1376 45.7 3893 7040 55.3

CARIBBEAN HISTORY 1269 1616 78.5 313 433 72.3 274 379 72.3 318 441 72.1 377 489 77.1 745 1015 73.4 3296 4373 75.4

FRENCH 471 582 80.9 11 24 45.8 48 65 73.8 13 21 61.9 145 186 78.0 33 49 67.3 721 927 77.8

GEOGRAPHY 1023 1462 70.0 201 347 57.9 155 276 56.2 445 664 67.0 216 375 57.6 474 846 56.0 2514 3970 63.3

MUSIC 14 27 51.9 13 20 65.0 13 22 59.1 24 39 61.5 9 12 75.0 33 47 70.2 106 167 63.5

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 709 838 84.6 168 194 86.6 169 232 72.8 91 97 93.8 143 191 74.9 508 629 80.8 1788 2181 82.0

SOCIAL STUDIES 2028 3427 59.2 843 1593 52.9 1079 2018 53.5 1027 1880 54.6 1164 1855 62.7 2226 4175 53.3 8367 14948 56.0

SPANISH 1164 1531 76.0 146 276 52.9 312 509 61.3 406 633 64.1 360 518 69.5 488 851 57.3 2876 4318 66.6

SCIENCES 10611 16520 64.2 2816 5753 48.9 2774 5599 49.5 3908 7501 52.1 4055 7184 56.4 7048 14368 49.1 31212 56925 54.8

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 462 684 67.5 36 43 83.7 19 38 50.0 80 139 57.6 98 129 76.0 101 186 54.3 796 1219 65.3

BIOLOGY 1671 2154 77.6 324 480 67.5 367 595 61.7 507 767 66.1 605 815 74.2 913 1484 61.5 4387 6295 69.7

CHEMISTRY 1194 1830 65.2 197 449 43.9 258 485 53.2 345 665 51.9 405 769 52.7 588 1320 44.5 2987 5518 54.1

HUMAN AND SOCIAL BIOLOGY 1175 2052 57.3 573 1147 50.0 465 896 51.9 832 1566 53.1 745 1273 58.5 1191 2067 57.6 4981 9001 55.3

INTEGRATED SCIENCE 405 784 51.7 530 1006 52.7 496 962 51.6 283 575 49.2 325 675 48.1 1009 1908 52.9 3048 5910 51.6

MATHEMATICS 4335 7060 61.4 968 2243 43.2 945 2238 42.2 1504 3117 48.3 1455 2762 52.7 2631 6147 42.8 11838 23567 50.2

PHYSICS 1369 1956 70.0 188 385 48.8 224 385 58.2 357 672 53.1 422 761 55.5 615 1256 49.0 3175 5415 58.6

TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 9917 11831 83.8 4024 4873 82.6 3516 4160 84.5 10017 11824 84.7 5038 5994 84.1 10787 12977 83.1 43299 51659 83.8

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE DOUBLE AWARD 67 73 91.8 25 25 100.0 24 24 100.0 67 67 100.0 178 184 96.7 361 373 96.8

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE SINGLE AWARD 218 248 87.9 480 512 93.8 353 380 92.9 384 425 90.4 389 432 90.0 1046 1148 91.1 2870 3145 91.3

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT PREPARATION AND MANAGEMENT 1804 2098 86.0 446 492 90.7 451 470 96.0 642 680 94.4 428 508 84.3 1066 1178 90.5 4837 5426 89.1

FAMILY AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 559 612 91.3 267 311 85.9 428 484 88.4 336 386 87.0 408 467 87.4 1018 1148 88.7 3016 3408 88.5

SUBJECTS

Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 National

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

Total I-III

Total Sat

% PASSED

FOOD NUTRITION AND HEALTH 1083 1161 93.3 463 512 90.4 476 538 88.5 864 950 90.9 614 651 94.3 1295 1399 92.6 4795 5211 92.0

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (BUILDING) 274 408 67.2 152 240 63.3 117 168 69.6 198 258 76.7 230 264 87.1 462 599 77.1 1433 1937 74.0

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (ELECTRICAL) 275 479 57.4 108 154 70.1 149 219 68.0 215 350 61.4 193 252 76.6 369 536 68.8 1309 1990 65.8

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL) 197 303 65.0 60 90 66.7 61 80 76.3 128 186 68.8 112 171 65.5 247 336 73.5 805 1166 69.0

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 2996 3367 89.0 857 1094 78.3 617 778 79.3 1543 1830 84.3 1422 1652 86.1 2270 3032 74.9 9705 11753 82.6

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT 989 1044 94.7 663 706 93.9 377 378 99.7 655 684 95.8 421 438 96.1 1175 1201 97.8 4280 4451 96.2

TECHNICAL DRAWING 660 954 69.2 185 286 64.7 255 341 74.8 363 489 74.2 364 579 62.9 746 1015 73.5 2573 3664 70.2

TEXTILES,CLOTHING AND FASHION 231 320 72.2 104 153 68.0 81 110 73.6 182 221 82.4 124 175 70.9 377 479 78.7 1099 1458 75.4

THEATRE ARTS 215 268 80.2 32 33 97.0 42 53 79.2 92 99 92.9 84 86 97.7 255 278 91.7 720 817 88.1

VISUAL ARTS 416 569 73.1 140 217 64.5 84 136 61.8 191 290 65.9 182 252 72.2 283 444 63.7 1296 1908 67.9

BUSINESS 6060 7020 86.3 1553 1813 85.7 1235 1417 87.2 2100 2476 84.8 2201 2521 87.3 4400 5183 84.9 17549 20430 85.9

ECONOMICS 410 445 92.1 78 87 89.7 37 68 54.4 95 118 80.5 163 187 87.2 172 230 74.8 955 1135 84.1

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 953 1134 84.0 320 383 83.6 221 255 86.7 423 490 86.3 313 356 87.9 1146 1346 85.1 3376 3964 85.2

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS 1779 2237 79.5 407 515 79.0 334 418 79.9 548 727 75.4 583 737 79.1 1079 1408 76.6 4730 6042 78.3

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS 2918 3204 91.1 748 828 90.3 643 676 95.1 1034 1141 90.6 1142 1241 92.0 2003 2199 91.1 8488 9289 91.4

TOTAL 40976 55153 74.3 11955 18368 65.1 11571 17817 64.9 17032 24825 68.6 16468 23513 70.0 32042 48631 65.9 130044 188307 69.1

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